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Stephanie C.M. Monaghan '80 felt a little nervous about the elections tonight because her name is too long to include her last name on the first line under her picture in the "Freshman Register." She said yesterday that she is afraid that nobody will know...
...White House. She has apparently changed her mind. Last week New York Literary Agent Scott Meredith announced that Exner had agreed to write an autobiography and provide details of her relationship with J.F.K. Her asking price for the still unwritten book, said Exner's Attorney, Brian Monaghan, would be "somewhere around $2 million...
...history, an enduring political solution seemed as far away as ever. Following the murder of the ten Protestants, two bombs exploded in Belfast (no casualties were reported), a youth was murdered in an alleyway in a Protestant area, and a 15-minute firefight was waged between gunmen in County Monaghan in the Irish Republic and British soldiers across the border in County Tyrone...
More important, says Professor Henry Monaghan of Boston University's law school, "St. Clair in effect won the argument that an impeachable offense had to be a criminal offense. He managed to convince the House Judiciary Committee that, psychologically, no one was going to vote for impeachment unless he was convinced that obstruction of justice had occurred. St. Clair made the House see it the President...
...ugliest aspects of the bombing was that there had been no advance warning. Before the day was over, however, this had already become a less unusual characteristic of terror in Ireland. Outside a bar in the small border town of Monaghan, 80 miles north of Dublin, another bomb exploded without notice. At least five people were killed outright and 20 more wounded, most of them critically...